SYDNEY -- Dr Bryce Wakefield, Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA), appeared before the Senate

WELLINGTON - The Indo-Pacific Cooperation Network, a program focused on emerging experts on disaster resilience selected from Indo-Pacific countries, wrapped

For 70 years the North Korean Kim family have ruled with brutal oppression, but gained largesse from major powers and

While Taiwan features frequently in Australian strategic and policy discussion and media discourse, overall understanding in Australia’s national life of

Indonesia’s accession to BRICS in February 2025 marks one of the most significant shifts in its foreign policy trajectory since

Indonesia’s newly amended Military Law has signalled the intention of the country’s leader to expand control over the civil services.

South Korea’s recent political crisis, culminating in the impeachment of President Yoon Suk-yeol and an early presidential election, has exposed

With Iran under siege and no real support from its major partners, China’s passive posture is drawing criticism from across

North Korea is not going to give up its nuclear weapons any time soon. Pyongyang’s other strategic deterrent—a massive arsenal

As tensions deepen on the Korean Peninsula, Australia’s claim to middle power diplomacy faces a strategic test. How Canberra can

Some 80,000 people were abducted by North Korea during the Korean War. Many have never been seen again, and their

Niki Alsford’s recent book, “Taiwan Lives,” explores how the Taiwanese people have transformed their home, a product of settler colonialism,